WIP: An intrusive boilerplate-free Focus/EEPROM storage class #712
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This is an example of how Focus/EEPROM handling of individual
parameters could be implemented in a non-boilerplate fashion.
A new header focus_eeprom.h contains two template classes
that allow to add Focus/EEPROM handling both to members of
base classes (ReferenceFocusEEPROMWrapper)
and to define new members in derived classes
(ValueFocusEEPROMWrapper).
Using the wrapper classes is intrusive in a sense that
it requires classes (plugins) to be modified to add
Focus/EEPROM capability.
Warning: The code compiles but was not thoroughly tested.
It is just meant as an example how things could
be done and a basis for discussion.
Signed-off-by: Florian Fleissner <[email protected]>
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This is an example of how Focus/EEPROM handling of individual
parameters could be implemented in a non-boilerplate fashion.
A new header focus_eeprom.h contains two template classes
that allow to add Focus/EEPROM handling both to members of
base classes (ReferenceFocusEEPROMWrapper)
and to define new members in derived classes
(ValueFocusEEPROMWrapper).
Using the wrapper classes is intrusive in a sense that
it requires classes (plugins) to be modified to add
Focus/EEPROM capability.
Warning: The code compiles but was not thoroughly tested.
It is just meant as an example how things could
be done and a basis for discussion.
Signed-off-by: Florian Fleissner [email protected]